Bids are Invited For V belt SPC 2120 for Silo Fluidizing Blower,V-Belt SPC-3550,V BELT SIZE- SPC 4250,V-BELT SPB 2280 fo in BOKARO, JHARKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing relevant experience in similar supplies, and demonstrating financial stability with a minimum average annual turnover of 1 lakh over the last three years. Additionally, MSEs and startups may be exempted from some financial and experience criteria, provided they meet quality specifications.

Bidders must adhere to the technical specifications outlined in the BOQ for various V belts. Each product has specific quality and performance standards that need to be met to ensure reliability and operational efficiency in the Ash Handling Plant.

Yes, registration as an entity is required. Bidders must possess the appropriate legal documentation to submit a valid bid.

Required documents include:

• Experience Criteria
• Bidder Turnover documentation
• Additional Certificates as specified in the tender conditions.
  Bidders must ensure to submit all certification and proof of eligibility with their bids.

EMD is a mandatory part of the bidding process. The exact amount and terms will be described within the detailed bid document. It serves as a security for the bid and ensures the bidder's commitment.

The evaluation process will focus on the total value wise evaluation, assessing bids based on compliance with eligibility criteria, financial documents submitted, past performance, and technical specifications outlined in the tender.

Yes, MSEs are provided with certain exemptions from turnover and experience criteria, helping to facilitate wider participation from smaller suppliers.

Yes, startups can also benefit from exemptions regarding turnover and experience if they meet the technical specifications mentioned in the tender documents.

Bidders must ensure that all documents are submitted in the specified and accepted formats as detailed in the tender instructions. Typically, formats include PDF or scanned copies of required documents.

Results will typically be conveyed through the official procurement portal and/or via email to the participating bidders once evaluations are concluded.

Yes, under the Make in India initiative, bidders must comply with local content requirements, which stipulate a minimum percentage for qualifying as Class 1 or Class 2 local suppliers.

No, there is no inspection requirement by empanelled agencies as part of this tender process, as outlined in the tender documentation.

Payment terms will be defined in the final contract negotiated with the successful bidder, consistent with the procurement regulations.

Bidders will have a designated period for technical clarifications during the evaluation phase, and they should refer to the procurement portal for updates and any new announcements.

Detailed specifications and the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) can be found in the attached documents within the tender announcement, providing necessary insights regarding quantities, quality requirements, and other specifications.